To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Gravely 992235 does not drive?
If the Gravely Lawn Mower unit isn't driving, first ensure the parking brake is disengaged. Then, check if the transmission bypass levers are open and close them. Also, verify the hydraulic oil level and add oil if it's low.
What to do if my Gravely Lawn Mower cranks but does not start?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower engine cranks but doesn't start, the fuel tank might be empty, so fill it up. Another possible reason is a faulty spark plug, which should be replaced. Also, the air cleaner or fuel filter may be dirty; clean or replace them.
Why does my Gravely 992235 Lawn Mower engine not crank?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower engine won't crank, it might be due to several reasons. First, make sure the PTO is disengaged. Next, engage the parking brake. Check for loose or corroded battery cables, and if found, clean and tighten them. Also, verify if the battery is discharged and charge it if necessary.
What to do if the Gravely 992235 engine continues to run when the key is off?
If the engine continues to run when the ignition key is in the off position on your Gravely Lawn Mower, it could be due to a disconnected ignition ground wire. Connect the ground wire to a clean metal surface.
General| Brand | Gravely |
|---|---|
| Model | 992235 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice, and Important signal words.
Identifies specific safety decals and their locations on the machine.
Covers risks of tipping on slopes and hazards associated with unit servicing.
Details critical dangers like discharge, amputation, hot surfaces, and rotating parts.
Covers rollover risks, general safety rules, training, and operator age limitations.
Describes the purpose and importance of safety decals found on the unit.
Details hazards related to amputations from blades and discharge of objects.
Addresses hazards to bystanders and risks related to loss of traction.
Guidelines for preventing accidents involving children around the operating unit.
Rules for operating the unit safely in various conditions and environments.
Advice on safe operation in different conditions and detailed guidance for slope operation.
A step-by-step checklist for preparing and assembling the unit.
Identifies major components and controls of the unit via a diagram and list.
Procedures for testing the safety interlock system to ensure proper operation.
Details the functions and operation of steering levers, ignition, choke, and indicator lights.
Explains the operation of throttle, bypass valves, PTO switch, and mower lift/HOC controls.
Guidance on using and adjusting the Rollover Protection Structure (ROPS).
Essential pre-start checks including safety interlocks, air cleaner, fluids, and tire pressure.
Procedures for starting, stopping, emergency shutdown, and basic mowing operation.
Tasks to perform before or after each use, including safety checks and cleaning.
Details maintenance tasks required at specific hour intervals (25, 50, 100, 400, 500 hours).
Steps for checking, adding, and changing hydraulic fluid and filters.
Procedures for checking and changing the engine oil according to manufacturer recommendations.
Instructions for removing, replacing, and torqueing mower blades.
Guidelines for sharpening mower blades, including balance and discard criteria.
Steps for installing the mower deck and ensuring it is properly leveled and pitched.
Solutions for problems like engine not cranking or not starting after cranking.
Addresses issues like oil pressure light, engine running off, PTO engagement, and unit not driving.
